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Designing Women (What Shall It Profit A Woman?) is a 1933 film that explores themes of ambition and success in the fashion industry. Directed by an unlisted filmmaker, it features performances from Stewart Rome, Valerie Taylor, and several others.
This film is quite rare in collector circles, with physical formats like early VHS and a few DVD releases, though the latter are less common. Most collectors are drawn to its thematic depth and the unique lens it offers on women in the early 20th century. As a piece from the pre-code era, it has an appeal that goes beyond just being another fashion film, making it a noteworthy addition for those interested in the evolution of gender roles on screen.
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Designing Women (What Shall It Profit A Woman?) is a drama film.
The director of Designing Women is not listed.
The top cast includes Stewart Rome, Valerie Taylor, Tyrell Davis, D.A. Clarke-Smith, Cyril Gardiner, Kathleen Kelly, and Edgar Driver.
Designing Women was released in 1933.
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